Students repeating a subject are not automatically enrolled in course groups, and are required to report to the CJ (Language Centre) Secretariat at the very beginning of the semester (after obtaining consent for repeating the subject) in order to enrol in the appropriate language group.
Before signing up for a foreign language course, the Students need to do the following:
- Obtain permission to repeat (re-take) the subject from the Director of the Institute.
- Review the current schedule of courses.
- Find a language course group on the USOSweb website that will not clash with other classes/courses in the schedule.
- Then, contact the CJ (Language Centre)
PLEASE NOTE: Students repeating their 1st or 3rd semester register for classes in the winter semester; Students repeating their 2nd or 4th semester register in the summer semester.
Regarding point No. 3
In order to find a suitable language group, you need to:
- Go to the USOS web page in the “KATALOG” (“DIRECTORY”) tab [link here]
- In the “wyszukiwanie przedmiotów” (“Course search”) field, enter the full name of the required language group, e.g. CJ-S1-1/1-ENG.B2
Where:
- CJ stands for “Centrum Językowe” (Language Center);
- S1 stands for full-time first-cycle studies (while S2 means full-time second-cycle studies, N1 means part-time first-cycle studies, and N2 means part-time second-cycle studies);
- 1/1 stands for 1st year 1st semester (1/2 stands for 1st year 2nd semester, and 2/3 stands for 2nd year 3rd semester);
- ENG means the English language (here we enter the first 3 letters of the language we are interested in: ENG, GER, SPA and PLO – Polish language);
- B2 means the advancement level of language course (A1, B1, B2);
After opening the next window, at the bottom of the page, find “Zajęcia w cyklu “Semestr zimowy 2024/25 (w trakcie)” i.e.
“Classes in period “Winter semester 2024/2025″ (future)”, then go to the “Typ zajęć” (“Type of classes”) column and select “więcej informacji” (“more information”), which opens another page, with a list of language course groups.
